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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King', Hit By Scandal, May Exit Fish Business
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year
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UK's Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Apologises Over Hygiene Scandal
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Ranjit Boparan at Centre of UK Hygiene Probe
An Indian-origin businessman, referred to as UK's "Chicken King", is at the centre of a major controversey over contamination of poultry.
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British-Indian entrepreneur-led poultry major facing mounting debts: report
A British-Indian entrepreneur Ranjit Boparan, who is credited with expanding his 2 Sisters Food Group from a single shop into one of Britain's biggest poultry supplier, is facing mounting debts as his company is reportedly struggling to modernise.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King', Hit By Scandal, May Exit Fish Business
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year
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UK's Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Apologises Over Hygiene Scandal
Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.
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Indian-Origin 'Chicken King' Ranjit Boparan at Centre of UK Hygiene Probe
An Indian-origin businessman, referred to as UK's "Chicken King", is at the centre of a major controversey over contamination of poultry.
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British-Indian entrepreneur-led poultry major facing mounting debts: report
A British-Indian entrepreneur Ranjit Boparan, who is credited with expanding his 2 Sisters Food Group from a single shop into one of Britain's biggest poultry supplier, is facing mounting debts as his company is reportedly struggling to modernise.
